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math.DG2022

Poincaré type inequality for hypersurfaces and rigidity results

Hilário Alencar, Márcio Batista, Gregório Silva Neto

In this article, under mild constraints on the sectional curvature, we exploit a divergence formula for symmetric endomorphisms to deduce a general Poincaré type inequality. We app…

math.DG2018

Rigidity of manifolds admitting stable solutions of an elliptic problem

Marcio Batista, Jose I. Santos

In this paper, we study geometric rigidity of Riemannian manifolds admitting stable solutions of certain elliptic problems (stability in a variational sense), that is, under suitab…

math.DG2016

Hardy and Rellich Inequalities for submanifolds in Hadamard spaces

Marcio Batista, Heudson Mirandola, Feliciano Vitorio

Some of the most known integral inequalities are the Sobolev, Hardy and Rellich inequalities in Euclidean spaces. In the context of submanifolds, the Sobolev inequality was proved…

math.DG2015★ 2 cited

The Caffarelli-Kohn-Nirenberg Inequality for Submanifolds in Riemannian Manifolds

Márcio Batista, Heudson Mirandola, Feliciano Vitório

After works by Michael and Simon [10], Hoffman and Spruck [9], and White [14], the celebrated Sobolev inequality could be extended to submanifolds in a huge class of Riemannian man…

math.DG2015★ 3 cited

The first Stekloff eigenvalue in weighted Riemannian manifolds

M. Batista, J. I. Santos

In study of eigenvalue problems, a classical problem is the Stekloff eigenvalue problem. There are many estimates of the first non- zero Stekloff eigenvalue, including a sharp esti…

math.DG2015

On the first stability eigenvalue of surfaces with constant weighted mean curvature

Márcio Batista, José I. Santos

Let be a compact immersed surface with constant weighted mean curvature in a weighted manifold . In this paper we obtain upper bounds for the first eigenvalue…